Sentence examples for a result damage from inspiring English sources

As a result, damage detection using visual inspection or conventional techniques is challenging.

As a result, damage tolerant grain boundaries should be the key to designing ductile nanocrystalline metals, making control of grain boundary structure a priority.

As a result, damage detection and health monitoring of fiber-reinforced composites are attracting progressively more attention in the field of materials research.

As a result, damage and casualties mounted aboard Furie although Sirius was barely touched, only one shot striking the bowsprit and one man wounded.

Our babies thus begin their antibiotic exposure even before birth, and as a result damage to their formative microbial populations begins before they've had a chance to establish their optimal gut flora.

Abnormalities in lipid metabolism may cause an overproduction of reactive oxygen species and as a result, damage to cell components, including proteins, carbohydrates, nucleic acids, and lipids, might occur, leading to progressive decline in physiological function and ultimately, to cell death [ 33].

Both he and Totilas were withdrawn as a result, damaging Germany's chances of overhauling the host nation.

In addition, accidental change of destination track of cars can lead to their over-speed coupling with the cars standing at the track, as a result, damaging the cars and cargoes.

And finally, the possibility of a 'permanent record' has chilling effects on speech and association and, as a result, damages the abilities and willingness of citizens to exercise their democratic rights".

Such disruption causes oxidative stress and, as a result, damages ion channels, leading to changes in cell morphology and expression of different genes and proteins and also changes in apoptosis and proliferation.

And that has especially been the case over the past few years, as the economy has limped along and many have had to contend with lost jobs, lower wages and, often, a resulting damaged credit history.